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USD 250 Pittsburg Community Schools

www.usd250.org

 
Unified School District 250 serves the city of Pittsburg, Kansas and the immediate rural areas surrounding our community. More than 500 employees work daily to provide a first-class teaching and learning environment to more than 3,000 students spanning grades pre-kindergarten through the senior year of high school. Our students are served in four elementary schools -- George Nettels, Lakeside, Meadowlark and Westside -- Pittsburg Community Middle School, Pittsburg High School, and an alternative education setting. All facilities have been renovated or newly constructed since 2001 and contain the latest equipment and technology for facilitating student inquiry and learning. ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.usd250.org
  • 510 Deill Street
    Pittsburg, KS USA 66762
  • Phone: 620.235.3100

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